What does le francais mean in english?

Answer 1

It would help if you told the name of the language that the word is from. In Spanish, le is "he" or "she" or "you" when added to the end of a verb, such as "Quiero decirle algo," means "I want to tell him (or her, or you) something." In French, le can mean the, him, her, it, or them.

Answer 2

The word 'le' may mean the. It's one of the definite articles in French. It's used with masculine gender nouns in the singular. The word also may mean him or it. It's one of the direct object pronouns. It refers to either a man or a masculine object as receiving the action of the verb in the sentence.

Answer 3

Le means 'the'

However, le is only used for MASCULINE words. eg.

le garcon (m)= the boy

le Canada (m)= Canada

la also means the except used for FEMININE words. eg.

la fille (f)= the girl

la Swiss (f)= Switzerland

les means the except used for PLURAL words. eg.

les filles (f)= the girls

les garcons (m)= the boy

Answer 4

'La' in French can mean 'the', for example, 'la vache' which means 'the cow'. It can also mean 'there', for example, 'Ici et la' meaning, 'Here and there'.

Answer 5

The French. I'm guessing this means the French people, although it could also be taken to mean the French language.

Answer 6

'le' is a definite, singular, masculine article meaning 'the' ; it is to be followed by a singular, masculine noun.